I have a manager who insisted that I miss a meeting because I crossed my arms. Is this the attitude of a neg?

I always sat with arms crossed if I'm at home or in a meeting. His habit more than anything, but managers make lessons on posture, she says I am negative and have an attitude and we do not need these kinds of people in employment. I'm for a defeat. If please help

I do not understand. Well, I think that this is not a sign of a negative attitude, that may mean a state of boredom. Have you tried talking to her more open and convincing? If yes, then you need to be more convincing and to propose to his attention arguments more convincing. Do not give up! Try to show more interest in issues of work and put more openness. If you need to be an actor and that your work is worth to you play .. Hope that helps! Wish you good luck!

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